Baseball is at its best when you have two great pitchers having a duel. Loves me some 2-1 games
Yeah, it's too bad they burn those guys out by playing a million games a year. And then it's a scandal when someone's taking steroids. The MLB created the problem with the insane schedule they force teams to maintain. The human body doesn't absorb strain like that on the muscles without either permanent damage or pharmacology of dubious legality, probably both.
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I saw some Olympic basketball last year. Was waaaay at the back, but they stack the seating so steeply you're close enough to see everything even from there.
Basketball may be the worst spectator sport. The court is just too small to allow a proper crowd.
That is the falsest
I'll admit I've only been once. But we all decided never to go again.
Where?
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I just saw a picture gallery of this cruise ship that was adrift for 5 days. It is so insanely fucking weird.
Like I was thinking "Less than a week couldn't be that bad" but then you look at the pictures and it looks worse than post apocalyptic Dubai in The Line. Like a raided refugee camp. It's like the engine went out and everyone made a collective effort to immediately build temporary tents on the decks with sheets and smear all the walls with feces.
Basketball may be the worst spectator sport. The court is just too small to allow a proper crowd.
That is the falsest
I'll admit I've only been once. But we all decided never to go again.
NHL hockey is good live, and just about any game played by your Alma Mater will be fun to check out.
But any pro sport where the seats are all bought out by douchebags who only use the games to entertain business contacts and clients, as is the case with basketball, everyone should just stay home and watch on TV, seeing a lot more detail with a mountain less bullshit.
Zoku Gojira on
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ElldrenIs a woman dammitceterum censeoRegistered Userregular
I just saw a picture gallery of this cruise ship that was adrift for 5 days. It is so insanely fucking weird.
Like I was thinking "Less than a week couldn't be that bad" but then you look at the pictures and it looks worse than post apocalyptic Dubai in The Line. Like a raided refugee camp. It's like the engine went out and everyone made a collective effort to immediately build temporary tents on the decks with sheets and smear all the walls with feces.
where?
fuck gendered marketing
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MortiousThe Nightmare BeginsMove to New ZealandRegistered Userregular
I just saw a picture gallery of this cruise ship that was adrift for 5 days. It is so insanely fucking weird.
Like I was thinking "Less than a week couldn't be that bad" but then you look at the pictures and it looks worse than post apocalyptic Dubai in The Line. Like a raided refugee camp. It's like the engine went out and everyone made a collective effort to immediately build temporary tents on the decks with sheets and smear all the walls with feces.
Basketball may be the worst spectator sport. The court is just too small to allow a proper crowd.
That is the falsest
I'll admit I've only been once. But we all decided never to go again.
NHL hockey is good live, and just about any game played by your Alma Mater will be fun to check out.
But any pro sport where the seats are all bought out by douchebags who only use the games to entertain business contacts and clients, as is the case with basketball, everyone should just stay home and watch on TV, seeing a lot more detail with a mountain less bullshit.
what
that isn't the case with basketball at all
Where do you live?
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
I just saw a picture gallery of this cruise ship that was adrift for 5 days. It is so insanely fucking weird.
Like I was thinking "Less than a week couldn't be that bad" but then you look at the pictures and it looks worse than post apocalyptic Dubai in The Line. Like a raided refugee camp. It's like the engine went out and everyone made a collective effort to immediately build temporary tents on the decks with sheets and smear all the walls with feces.
Yeah. It was really weird. Odd what human psychology does in groups.
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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Gulf of Mexico. The people on the deck were the ones who had to abandon their cabins because some areas of the ship got inundated with raw sewage.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
In what amounts to epic level nerdery, I have number crunched that the Von Braun's Faster than Light drive has an average cruising speed of roughly Warp 2.9
Well, things may have changed. In my defense, being a Seattleite, it's been a while since we had a pro basketball team (if you choose to describe the Sonics as such) to even try and score tickets to go and see live.
We might get a new team soon, I just hope the taxpayers don't get handed the bill for the stadium to lure them here. (We will.)
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We're incredibly fortunate that nothing like this happened during the numerous alerts that occurred in the Cold War, where various Soviet premiers had to decide in a matter of minutes whether the West was launching missiles at them. Fingers poised on the button.
Zoku Gojira on
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Here you'll have to forgive the language being BORKy.
The narration said that there was urine and poop all over the floors, not actually witnessed on those photographs though.
You know what? To hell with tact. I do resent all you sport people for liking sport because if you didn't like sport I wouldn't be forced to tolerate the existence of sport. How dare you have interests that don't align with mine.
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
I dunno it's just so weird to me. You have this staple of modern luxury but lose power and on day two it is pooped all over and a refugee camp.
It is a GOOD BUSINESS being a cleaning contractor in Alabama right now.
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ElldrenIs a woman dammitceterum censeoRegistered Userregular
Wow
Thank you, ubiquity of dash cams in Russia
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
You know what? To hell with tact. I do resent all you sport people for liking sport because if you didn't like sport I wouldn't be forced to tolerate the existence of sport. How dare you have interests that don't align with mine.
It's normally fine as you can drink and chat to your friends while they casually observe men in tiny shorts pretending to have a hurty knee.
An important exception is any kind of final and the time I was tricked in to going to Newcastle and had to sit through an entire match without drinking because my friends thought I'd cause trouble.
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
Well, things may have changed. In my defense, being a Seattleite, it's been a while since we had a pro basketball team (if you choose to describe the Sonics as such) to even try and score tickets to go and see live.
We might get a new team soon, I just hope the taxpayers don't get handed the bill for the stadium to lure them here. (We will.)
It depends heavily on the city, its culture, and the fans.
It's not that way in Boston, for example, where the businessmen are priced out. It's not that way in Oklahoma City, where not being a fan is a sin. It's not that way in Memphis, where business entertainment usually takes place a block up and involves everyone getting drunk and full of food.
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Yeah, it's too bad they burn those guys out by playing a million games a year. And then it's a scandal when someone's taking steroids. The MLB created the problem with the insane schedule they force teams to maintain. The human body doesn't absorb strain like that on the muscles without either permanent damage or pharmacology of dubious legality, probably both.
noooo I have no arrows for Frosteeeeeyyyyyyy ;-;
But I haven't shot Frosteey
my life is a failure : (
Basketball
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
That is the falsest
...
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I wish I could hate you right through my screen
Basketball is awesome to play, but I can't get into watching it.
It's a good sport, and one that's very demanding on athletes, so I respect them. It's just not for me.
Ow, ow stop that! I was joking!
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I'll admit I've only been once. But we all decided never to go again.
Choose Your Own Chat 1 Choose Your Own Chat 2 Choose Your Own Chat 3
Where?
Like I was thinking "Less than a week couldn't be that bad" but then you look at the pictures and it looks worse than post apocalyptic Dubai in The Line. Like a raided refugee camp. It's like the engine went out and everyone made a collective effort to immediately build temporary tents on the decks with sheets and smear all the walls with feces.
NHL hockey is good live, and just about any game played by your Alma Mater will be fun to check out.
But any pro sport where the seats are all bought out by douchebags who only use the games to entertain business contacts and clients, as is the case with basketball, everyone should just stay home and watch on TV, seeing a lot more detail with a mountain less bullshit.
where?
Tents on the deck I can understand.
It’s not a very important country most of the time
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Manchester.
For some reason we also had an ice hockey team and as it was fun to watch we decided to see if other sports were also fun. They were not.
what
that isn't the case with basketball at all
Where do you live?
Yeah. It was really weird. Odd what human psychology does in groups.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Holy. Shit.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2013/feb/15/meteorite-explosion-shakes-russian
Oh
Well I could go watch the local amateur footie team and see a not-very-good game too, but I wouldn't write off all of football over it.
Well, things may have changed. In my defense, being a Seattleite, it's been a while since we had a pro basketball team (if you choose to describe the Sonics as such) to even try and score tickets to go and see live.
We might get a new team soon, I just hope the taxpayers don't get handed the bill for the stadium to lure them here. (We will.)
I was asking after the gallery, actually
but that is p terrible
Holy shit.
We're incredibly fortunate that nothing like this happened during the numerous alerts that occurred in the Cold War, where various Soviet premiers had to decide in a matter of minutes whether the West was launching missiles at them. Fingers poised on the button.
The narration said that there was urine and poop all over the floors, not actually witnessed on those photographs though.
Probably just the rumor mill shitting all over the floor, like it did with the Superdome situation after Katrina.
It is a GOOD BUSINESS being a cleaning contractor in Alabama right now.
Thank you, ubiquity of dash cams in Russia
It's normally fine as you can drink and chat to your friends while they casually observe men in tiny shorts pretending to have a hurty knee.
An important exception is any kind of final and the time I was tricked in to going to Newcastle and had to sit through an entire match without drinking because my friends thought I'd cause trouble.
I know, right?
This is one of the most awesome things I have ever seen.
And I mean in the actual meaning of the word: inspiring awe.
Because wow.
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It depends heavily on the city, its culture, and the fans.
It's not that way in Boston, for example, where the businessmen are priced out. It's not that way in Oklahoma City, where not being a fan is a sin. It's not that way in Memphis, where business entertainment usually takes place a block up and involves everyone getting drunk and full of food.